34-year-old hairdresser brutally murders lover in front of mother...personal details released = Korea

The identity of Seo Dong-ha (34), a hairdresser who was accused of stalking and murdering his girlfriend after she broke up with him, was made public today.
On the 14th, the Gyeongbuk National Police Agency announced that it had decided to release the identity of the suspect, Seo.
Based on the results of a meeting of the information disclosure review committee held yesterday, the police decided to make the name, age and photo of the suspect Seo public on the website of the Gyeongbuk Police Agency for 30 days from 9 a.m. today.
Police explained that the photo related to Seo's identity information was a mugshot taken on the afternoon of the 13th for the purpose of recording the appearance and clothing of a criminal.
On the 8th of this month, the suspect killed his former girlfriend, Ms. A, using a knife he had prepared in advance, and attempted to kill her mother, Ms. B, but failed.
The suspect is accused of committing the crime in front of A's mother, and it was learned that A's mother also sustained serious injuries to her arms and neck from the weapon brandished by Seo.
Suspect Seo met Ms. A through an acquaintance and began dating her early this year, but broke up with her four months later. After breaking up with Ms. A, Suspect Seo continued to make advances to Ms. A's residence and workplace.
It was confirmed that Ms. A had filed three reports of victimization with the police since July, stating that she was being stalked by suspect Seo.
The former information disclosure committee said that the brutality of the crime in which A was killed in front of her mother, the seriousness of the damage, and the
The resolution was passed to release the identity information in consideration of securing sufficient human and physical evidence, such as confessions, and the effectiveness in preventing stalking crimes.
This is the first time in four years since the release of Moon Hyun-wook and his accomplice Ahn Seung-jin in the "Kim Hyeon-soo Incident." A source from the Gyeongbuk Metropolitan Police Agency said, "We have decided to release the personal information of the inmates in accordance with the law, reflecting the committee's decision.
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